
Ping i230 Irons
A cavity that reads like a blade
The quiet one on the rack. It gives away a little distance to the P790 and takes it back in the miss, which is the trade most players should be making and few of them do.
£1,099
7 clubs, 4 to PW
Worth fitting before you buy it. The session fee comes off the price, and we will say so if it makes no difference.
Specifications
- Set
- 7 clubs, 4 to PW
- Shaft
- Steel or graphite
- Lofts
- Traditional
- Fitting
- Recommended
Who it suits
Single figures to mid handicap. Players who miss more than they admit and want the miss to still find the green.

Forgiveness you cannot see
- Cavity back
- Compact top line
- Soft feel

- 01Seven clubs, 4 iron to pitching wedge, steel as standard.
- 02Traditional lofts. Your gaps will make sense without moving your wedges.
- 03The top line is thin enough that good players stop arguing once they set it down.
- 04Lie angle is set on the bench before it goes in the bag, at no extra cost.
From behind the counter
We keep the P790 and the i230 side by side because most players guess wrong between them.
Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews
On the bench beside it
Hit these before you choose. Most players guess wrong between them.

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